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Józef Tischner Karol Wojtyła Jacek Woroniecki Zofia Józefa Zdybickakrakowie the Companion to the Polish Christian Philosophy in Thew 20Th Century Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 1 Krakowie w Ignatianum Akademia by © Copyright Tischner Józef Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 2 Publishing Series THE POLISH CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY IN THE 20TH CENTURY Mieczysław Gogacz Stanisław Kamiński Kazimierz Kloskowski Kazimierz Kłósak Feliks Koneczny Mieczysław Albert Krąpiec Piotr Lenartowicz Tadeusz Styczeń Tadeusz Ślipko Józef Tischner Karol Wojtyła Jacek Woroniecki Zofia Józefa ZdybickaKrakowie The Companion to the Polish Christian Philosophy in thew 20th Century Scientific Board Artur Andrzejuk, Tadeusz BiesagaIgnatianum SDB, Józef Bremer SJ, Piotr Duchliński, Rev. Grzegorz Hołub, Rev. Jarosław Jagiełło, Adam Jonkisz, Rev. Jan Krokos, Anna Latawiec, Anna Lemańska, Damian Leszczyński, Rev. Ryszard Moń, Zbigniew Pańpuch, Ewa Podrez, Paweł Skrzydlewski, Rev. Jan Sochoń, Krzysztof Stachewicz, Rev.Akademia Kazimierz M. Wolsza, Rev. Władysław Zuziak by © Editorial Board Rev. Maciej Bała, Piotr Stanisław Mazur Copyright https://pchph.ignatianum.edu.pl Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 3 Józef Krakowie Tischnerw Edited by IgnatianumJarosław Jagiełło Akademia by © Copyright Ignatianum University Press Krakow 2020 Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 4 © Copyright by Akademia Ignatianum w Krakowie, 2020 Texts by Józef Tischner (pp. 145–224) Copyright © by Kazimierz Tischner & Marian Tischner Published by the arrangement with the “Znak Social Publishing Institute” This publication was financed within the frame of the Minister of Science and Higher Education programme: “Monuments of Polish philosophical, theological andKrakowie social thought of the 20th and 21st century,” conducted in 2016–2020. w Project no. 0033/FIL/2016/90 Reviewers Tadeusz Gadacz Elżbieta Paczkowska–Łagowska Ignatianum Supervising editor Roman Małecki Proofreading Aeddan Shaw Lesław Sławiński Akademia Typesetting by Lesław Sławiński© Cover design PHOTO DESIGN – Lesław Sławiński Copyright ISBN 978-83-7614-465-8 Ignatianum University Press ul. Kopernika 26 • 31–501 Krakow, PL tel. +48 12 39 99 620 [email protected] http://wydawnictwo.ignatianum.edu.pl Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 5 Table of contents Krakowie I. JÓZEF TISCHNER: PERSON AND WORK w 1. BIOGRAPHY Mirosław Pawliszyn . 11 2. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EPOCH 21 Mirosław Pawliszyn . Ignatianum. 3. INTRODUCTORY PRESENTATION OF JÓZEF TISCHNER’S PHILOSOPHY Mirosław Pawliszyn . 31 4. FROM AXIOLOGY TO AGATHOLOGY: JÓZEF TISCHNERAkademia’S PHILOSOPHY OF MAN Jarosław Jagiełło . 41 by 41 4.1. ©INTRODUCTION . 4.2. THE PHILOSOPHY OF MAN IN LIGHT OF THINKING IN VALUES . 44 MAN AS AN ETHICAL BEING . 45 TEMPORALITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON . 46 THE AXIOLOGICAL “I” . 48 Copyright A DIALOGIC MODE OF MAN’S EXISTENCE . 50 HUMAN HOPE . 53 4.3. THE PHILOSOPHY OF MAN AS A PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN DRAMA . 65 THE CONTEXT OF THE DISCOVERY OFA THECATEGORYOFDRAMA . 66 A FORMAL DESCRIPTION OF MAN AS A SUBJECT OF DRAMA . 68 Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 6 THE QUESTION OF THE “TURN”: THE AGATHOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE AS A SOURCE OF AXIOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE . 71 THE INSTRUMENTAL CHARACTER OF THECATEGORYOFANENCOUNTER . 73 DRAMA AS A POSSIBILITY OF TRAGEDY . 78 AGATHOLOGY AS THE METAPHYSICS OF MAN . 84 4.4. THE AGATHOLOGY OF MAN’S DEATH AND BIRTH . 87 MAN’SDEATH . 90 REBIRTH . 98 4.5. THE ENDING, THAT IS THE LAST WORD IN THE DRAMA OF DELIVERANCE . 107 5. DISCUSSION AND POLEMICS Krakowie111 Miłosz Hołda . .w . 6. INFLUENCE ON THE SCIENTIFIC MILIEU Miłosz Hołda . 121 7. GLOSSARY Andrzej Tarchała . 131 Ignatianum II. JÓZEF TISCHNER: SELECTED WRITINGS THE PHILOSOPHY THAT I PURSUE J. Tischner, Myślenie według wartości (Kraków: Wydawnic- 145 two Znak, 2000),Akademia pp. 5–9 . THINKING IN VALUESby J. Tischner, Myślenie według wartości, 3rd ed. (Kraków: Wydawnictwo© Znak, 2000), pp. 477–493 . 149 PHILOSOPHY OF DRAMA: INTRODUCTION J. Tischner, “Wstęp,” in Filozofia dramatu. Wprowadzenie (Paris: Éditions du Dialogue, Société d’Éditions Interna- tionales, 1990), pp. 9–23 . 165 Copyright THINKING FROM WITHIN THE METAPHOR J. Tischner, Myślenie według wartości, 3rd ed. (Kraków: Wy- dawnictwo Znak, 2000), pp. 462–476 . 175 AGATHOLOGY J. Tischner, Filozofia dramatu. Wprowadzenie (Paris: Édi- tions du Dialogue, Société d’Éditions Internationales, 1990), pp. 53–58 . 179 Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 7 THE FINAL WORD IN DRAMA J. Tischner, Filozofia dramatu. Wprowadzenie (Paris: Édi- tions du Dialogue, Société d’Éditions Internationales, 1990), pp. 249–257 . 185 THE ONTOLOGY AND AGATHOLOGY OF MAN J. Tischner, Spór o istnienie człowieka (Kraków: Wydawnic- two Znak, 1998), pp. 274–290 . 195 FREEDOMASAMODEOFEXISTENCEOFGOOD J. Tischner, Spór o istnienie człowieka (Kraków: Wydawnic- two Znak, 1998), pp. 291–304 . 209 THE OTHER J. Tischner, Inny. Eseje o spotkaniu, afterword by D. Kot (Kraków: Wydawnictwo Znak, 2017), pp. 5–7, 17–20, Krakowie 22–23 . .w . 217 RELIGIOUS THINKING J. Tischner, Myślenie według wartości, 3rd ed. (Kraków: Wy- dawnictwo Znak, 2000), pp. 336–339 . 221 Ignatianum BIBLIOGRAPHY . 225 Akademia by © Copyright Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 8 Krakowie w Ignatianum Akademia by © Copyright Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 9 I. JÓZEF TISCHNER: PERSON AND WKrakowieORK w Ignatianum Akademia by © Copyright Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 10 Krakowie w Ignatianum Akademia by © Copyright Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 11 Mirosław Pawliszyn University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn 1. BIOGRAPHY Krakowie I was born in Stary Sącz on 12 March 1931. My father Józefw and my mother Weronika, née Chowaniec, taught school in Łopuszna, Nowy Targ County. In 1937 I began attending primary school. At the beginning of the war we were transferred first to Chabówka, then to Raba Wyżna, and finally, in 1942, to Rogoźnik, Nowy Targ County. I attended the primary school first in Raba Wyżna, then in Rogoźnik, Czarny Dunajec and Nowy Targ. At the same time, I clandestinely covered the curriculumIgnatianum of the first grade of middle school, so that after the national liberation I could be promoted to the 2nd grade of the middle school in Nowy Targ. It was there that I first finished middle school, and then, in 1949, a comprehen- sive secondary school. In the same year I began my studies at the Faculty of Law at the Jagiellonian University. Akademia My parents still work as teachers, and since the national liberation they have beenby living along with my brother Kazimierz in Łopusz- na; my other© brother, Marian, is attending a comprehensive sec- ondary school in Nowy Targ.1 The above words were penned by Józef Tischner as he wrote about his early years in a letter of application to the Metropolitan Seminary in Krakow. It was 19 June 1950; the author had already left Copyrighta difficult childhood behind him but an even more challenging pe- riod of adolescence lay ahead of him. When he was thirteen, he began keeping a journal,2 thanks to which we can learn that Łopuszna, 1 Tygodnik Powszechny, 9 July 2000, no. 28(2661), p. 2. 2 The young Tischner’s journal notes were published in: J. Tischner, Dziennik 1944–1949. Niewielkie pomieszanie klepek (Kraków: Wydawnictwo WAM, 2014). 11 Tischner-SKLAD-EN-2020-VIII-02.qxp_DRUK 02/08/20 11:56 Page 12 I. JÓZEF TISCHNER: PERSON AND WORK which came to be so intrinsically associated with him years later, only came third as his family’s abode. His fondest memories from this pe- riod were his trips to Stary Sącz and Jurgów. It was there that he was exposed to the first impressions of the outside world, either seen from a train window or a horse-drawn wagon. However, his carefree childhood was brought to an end by the Second World War. A passage in his journal reads: “Suddenly the war broke out, but I didn’t know what it meant. We were in Łopuszna then and great fear descended; everyone fled to the mountains, and so we took shelter there as well, but it was hard to tell who we were hiding from.”3 Via Raba Wyżna, the whole family reached Rogoźnik, from where the young Józef would later travel to Nowy Targ to continue his school education. Around that time, an event took place which arguably only Krakowiebore fruit years later, in his texts about the motherland and thew ongoing dis- putes in Poland. “Now, unlike the previous year, we did not have an easy time of it on our way; we were accosted by some children from Kowaniec, who were pelting us with stones. It was very mean of the Kowaniec boys; after all both us and them were Polish, so how could a scuffle break out between Poles?”4 The early years of Tischner’s life Ignatianumas described in his notes contain another important element which serves as meaningful proof of his maturity and honesty. In an entry dated 3 February 1946, Tischner writes that on the occasion of his mother’s name day it was fitting that some “solemn words”5 were said, and a present bought. But “fa- ther said he could notAkademia give me any cash until I settled the accounts; he thinks I’m blowingby the money on something. He couldn’t be more mistaken.”6 Trivial© as it might seem, not only does this event testify to the teenage boy’s sensitivity, but above all, it shows someone who is entirely independent in his thinking and capable of the sensible By providing a brief outline of Tischner’s life, I deliberately refer for the most part to this publication in order to show the process of the formation of this Copyrightfuture philosopher and priest.
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